Victoria Justice Is Ravishing in Black Tulle Gown and Peep-Toe Platform Heels For the 2022 Race To Erase MS Gala
Amina Ayoud
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Victoria Justice is a dream in tulle at the Race To Erase MS Gala.
The gala took place on Friday night in L.A. celebrating a night full of star-studded celebs, but the real celebration was focused on an even bigger cause. Race to Erase MS is dedicated to the treatment and ultimate cure of Multiple Sclerosis. Funding research is the core focus of the foundation and all funds raised support the Center Without Walls program. Over the last 28 years, the Race to Erase MS Gala has raised $52,657,918 in contributions.
This isn’t Justice’s first rodeo. The star attended the gala in 2020. This year, the actress was wearing an Archival Tommy Hilfiger black strappy gown with a plunging neckline.
The dress featured thick straps and a squared-off dip. The skirt of the gown was tiered, much like a cake, featuring layer after layer of black voluminous tulle. The tulle gives the dress shape and volume without drowning the actress in tons of fabric. Justice wore her hair up in a high bun with face-framing pieces, a plethora of dainty gold jewelry, and a bold red lip to complete the gala-worthy look. While the shoes aren’t extremely visible under the gown’s hem a peek of a black platform with a peep-toe can be seen protruding from the tulle.
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Justice was one of many celebs to grace the red carpet. American fashion designers and business moguls Tommy Hilfiger and Dee Ocleppo were also in attendance. Hilfiger opened the gala with a fashion show with models of all abilities on the runway, highlighting TOMMY HILFIGER’s adapative line of clothing. The collection features discreet modifications — such as one-handed zippers for easy closure, seams that open to accommodate prosthetics, and seated wear designed for wheelchair riders.
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